Arial
Common digital typeface
Arial is a sans-serif typeface designed in 1982, ubiquitous in digital documents and web pages.
It was created as a cost-effective alternative to Helvetica and became a default font in Microsoft Windows, making it one of the most widely used typefaces in the world: The memo was set in 12-point Arial.
Often criticized by designers as a lesser substitute for Helvetica, but valued for its clean legibility on screens.
Neutral sans-serif typeface
- sans-serifType without terminal strokes
- fontCharacter style set
- MicrosoftRedmond technology corporation
- WindowsMicrosoft operating system
clean · neutral · ubiquitous · default · system · letterform · glyph · kerning
Semitic language of Israel
- ArabicSemitic language family member
- GreekOf Athenian origin
- CyrillicSlavic alphabet system
- ThaiOf Bangkok's nation
Baltic · Turkish · Vietnamese · Central European · extended · character set · multilingual · localized
Helvetica
Neutral sans-serif typeface
- sans-serifType without terminal strokes
- fontCharacter style set
- MicrosoftRedmond technology corporation
Windows · clean · neutral · ubiquitous · default · system · letterform · glyph · kerning · bold
Hebrew
Semitic language of Israel
Thai · Baltic · Turkish · Vietnamese · Central European · extended · character set · multilingual · localized
- fontsHelvetica, Georgia, Verdana, Times, Poppins
- typographyletters, font, calligraphy, font design, sans serif
ArialTimes New Roman
Traditional serif typeface
Baskerville · Georgia · Palatino · Cambria · serif fonts